Ghostbusters: Resurrection

Poole and Briggs get the van and Ecto-1 back to the firehouse at about 7 a.m.

Doug and Kat say Ghostbusters Resurrection Season 3 stalled after catastrophic data loss wiped the custom sound-effects library built over 10 years, not the original recordings.

Ghostbusters: Resurrection follows Briggs, Pool, Wall, Nina, Josh, and LaForge as they drive to Casadega after containing multiple entities and losing track of a demon from season one.

A 14-foot Russian idol in the Newark museum links Ghostbusters: Resurrection Part II to Tunguska, 1908 and 1909, and to a serpent spirit that takes fish offerings.

Ghostbusters: Resurrection's "Fan Q&A with GM Doug Banks" packages a public excerpt from a nearly four-hour Omniverse Discord session about how the Ghostbusters RPG gets built.

Ghostbusters: Resurrection's Death's Shroud opens with Doug warning that the story was recorded in complete darkness and isolation, then drops the cast into a pitch-black haunted house at Universal Studios.

Ghostbusters: Resurrection returns to the Orlando firehouse after a Chinook helicopter drops the damaged Ecto-1 near Reeves Memorial United Methodist Church.

Ghostbusters: Resurrection follows the Ghostbusters to NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building after Colonel Guzman reports six missing civilians and ten soldiers presumed dead.

Ghostbusters: Resurrection: Terminal Voracity sends the Central Florida Ghostbusters to an airport where Harold Clark reports a giant winged creature attacking aircraft and trapping 4,000 to 5,000 people.

A Ghostbusters-themed RPG audio drama presented by the Nerdy Show Network, featuring a panel recorded at North Carolina Comic-Con.

An unofficial Ghostbusters audio drama follows a new team in Central Florida as they investigate an abandoned hospital.

An unofficial Ghostbusters RPG audio drama set in Central Florida, presented as a Nerdy Show episode with interviews and spooky microsodes.